The Apollo audio mixing console provides unsurpassed processing power and a control surface with displays, touch screens and light-emitting knobs which detail function and status.
Apollo utilizes Bluefin2, next generation of Bluefin HDSP, which provides unrivalled resources of up to 1020 channel processing paths, 128 program busses, 96 IFB/track outputs and 48 auxiliary busses. With single and dual fader options, Apollo can squeeze in more faders into a single footprint that any other console and its integrated router provides total network flexibility. Apollo's I/O functions are performed by Hydra2 network, which uses high capacity 8192² cross-point routers and a variety of I/O units.
The dual-fader Apollo console has been deployed in NEP's new Denali California truck. With 1080p capability and state-of-the-art layout and design, Denali California supports more than 20 cameras and 20 servers.
- 1020 freely assignable channel processing paths at 48kHz and 510 at 96kHz
- Up to 16 x stereo or 5.1CH surround main outputs from a mains/group pool of 128 resources
- Up to 48 x mono, stereo or 5.1CH surround audio groups from mains/group pool of 128 resources
- 96 x multi-track busses for IFB or recording
- 48 x auxiliary busses
- All channels and groups can have up to 4 x direct or mix-minus outputs
- 3 x independent user sections, each with independent APFL and monitoring systems
- All channels and groups have 6-band parametric EQ, each with variable response
- All channels and groups have full dynamics processing (compressor/limiter and expander/gate) plus secondary compressor/limiter
- Side chain EQ/filters have 2 band parametric EQ, each with variable response
- 256 x inserts
- 1728 mono legs of delay, each up to 2.73 seconds, giving a total of 78 minutes delay
- Direct outputs can be pre-EQ, pre-fader or post-fader
- 12 layers, each with its own A and B paths
- Highly resilient
- Low power consumption and heat generation
